The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-06-29

the distinctive features of her race. Ate
the ceremonial introductions had bee
I. brought to an end, the Royal part
prepared to leave the City of Rome
from which the Royal standard of Hawai-
was meanwhile transferred to the Vigilant
As the Queen and Princess descended tn
gangway, carefully conveyed by Goyerno
Iaukea and Colonel Boyd, registering
cheer was sent up from the City of Rome
and the passengers enthusiastically an
plauded their departing compagnOns d.
voyage. The Vigilant steamed off amid
scene of enthusiasm not soon to be forgot
ten by those on board the ships
THE QUEEN AND PRINCESS
Were seated on deck chairs facing the CITY
of Rome, and as the vessels parted Their,
was plentiful waving of hats and hand
kerchiefs, and many pleasant wish fol
the Queens journey expressed and these
were answered back With great alacrity
and heartiness by the suite who waved
their cooked hats and cambrics to the
crowd clustering along the sides of the City
of Rome. long after they had got out of
| speaking distance. The voyage up the
river was uneventful. Queen Kapiolani,
in the teeth of a strong breeze, persisted in
sitting onsdeck, and seemed to enjoy the
vista immensely, her interest increasing as
she neared the Liverpool docks and caught
first glimpse of our island home.
On the landing stage a large crowd had
assembled, patiently waiting tor hours the
arrival of the tender, which came to her
berth opposite No. bridge exactly at five
o'clock, a considerable while after she had
been expected.
THE GUARD OF HONOR
Was drawn up in position, and as the
Queen and Princess stepped on to the
gangway the band of the regiment struck
up "God Save the Queen" and the assem-
bled crowd cheered Justify. The Mayor of
Liverpool Cdr. James PoOle), close to
whom was Mr.. Horribly, Chairman of the
Dock Board, was standing at the end of
the gangway and he Immediately stepped
forward and shook hands with Her Males
ty, bowling his dutiful obeisance at the
same time. He likewise extended a warm
welcome to the Princess and the members
of the suite. Bouquets were likewise pre-
scented to the Queen and Princess by Mrs.
Janion of Liverpool, Mrs. Janion, Wool
ton, and Mrs. Armstrong, wife of the Ha-
waiian Consul General. The Mayor then
escorted the Queen to the carriage in wait
ing, and the party drove off to the London
and Northwestern Hotel amid many dem
onstrations of popular respect. The fol- |
lowing was the order OF
THE ROYAL PROCESSION,
Which was escorted by a body of mounted |
police:
First Carriage-The Mayor, Queen Ka-
piolan1, Mr.. Sidney B. Hofnung, Acting
Charge d'Afaires in England, and the
Princess Liliuokalani.
Second Carriage-His Excellency General
Curtis P. Iaukea, Chamberlain; Colonel
James H. Boyd, a. D. c.; Mr.. Henry r.
Consul General in London for
Hawaii, and Mr.. R. F. Synge, c. B., repre-
senting Queen Victoria.
Third Carriage-Colonel George w. Mac
A. D. G. to the King of Hawaii;
Mr.. Harold Janion, Hawaiian Consul at
Liverpool; Mr.. T. D. Horribly and Captain
Nott-Bower
Omnibus-Servants.
The route to the hotel was lined with
spectators, all anxious and eager to catch
glimpse of the distinguished strangers. In
front of the hotel and along the esplanade
Of st. Georges Hall there were
LARGE AssEMBLAGEs
Of people, who vigorously cheered. The
party was received at the grand entrance
by Mr.. Hamann, the courteous manager
Of the London and Northwestern Hotel,
and proceeded upstairs to the suite of
apartments allotted to them where sew
eral presentations were made. The Queen
accompanied by the Mayor, and followed
oy the Princess, the suite and visitors,
went out on the balcony to view the scene,
and met with an ovation from the crowd
below. The Queen appeared much inn
pressed by the magnifcence of the view
which met her eyes, and graciOusly smiled
md bowed her acknowledgements in re-
ply to the cheers which broke upon her
ears.
In the evening the Royal party and
uite dined at the hotel, cosmopolitan
consisting of French, English,
American and Hawaiian dishes, being pro-
yided.
On June 4th the Queen drove out with
he Mayor, and afterwards lunehed at the
Town Hall. Several institutions were Wis
ted later on.
ARRIVAL IN LONDON.
Her Majesty and suite arrived in London
IN the 9TH, and were driven to the Alexan-
lria Hotel in Royal carriage sent from
Palace.
THE JUBILEE PROCESSION.
A dispatch from London, June 18th,
ays: The first procession will start from
Palace at 10 80 a. m on the
list 1t will consist of state carriages
lrawn by bay horses and containing the
indian Princesses, who are the guests of
he Queen, and the Queen of Hawaii and
lere suite who Will be clad in cloth of
,old After these will oIlow in carriages
Princess Frances and Alexander of Teck,
he Princess Federal of Saxe-Meminger,
Prince Albert and Princess of Louise of
Holstein, Princess Alexandria
If Hesse, Princess Maria Victoria and
Alexandria of Edinburgh, the Duke and
Duchess of Teck and Prince Edward of